In which, Tracy, Andrew, Kyle, and Shane McNulty converse about stuff from our childhoods that has been rebooted, specifically Power Rangers, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Transformers, and GI Joe. We also get a little sidetracked into discussions of Game of Thrones, Hannibal, Blair Witch Project, and whether or not Jason Statham is actually a good actor. Shane would also like to shout out to his niece Rhiana for getting into Harvard!
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When I was a kid, I was a huge fan of science fiction and since then not much has changed. I’m still a massive sci-fi geek and quite proud of it. What has changed is my taste in sci-fi. As a kid, I preferred books packed with action, spaceships, and explosions—things that were cool and I recognized from movies. Now that I’m older I have found myself exploring more of what would be described as ‘classic science fiction’ and I’ve had to ask myself why it took so long. Continue reading
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Watching Aliens, the one question that comes to mind more than any other is what happened to the colonists on LV-426. Most of them ended up as face-hugger fodder, but how did things go from life as normal to unimaginable horror? The new book from Titan Books Alien: River of Pain tells readers exactly what happened, in all of its terrifying detail. Continue reading
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